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Follow the route of the River Clyde guarded by ancient strongholds Dumbarton Rock and Newark Castle.

Visit Glasgow Cathedral, the most intact medieval cathedral on mainland Scotland and discover why it was an important place of pilgrimage. We will also explore Provand's Lordship built in 1471, one of the oldest buildings in Glasgow. You will learn about an attempt to rescue an Irish revolutionary with fatal consequences and hear stories of Tobacco Barons and ordinary people who worked at the famous Clyde shipyards.

Lunch will be in the Merchant City, a vibrant cultural hub.

We will continue our journey to view 19th century mansions of wealthy businessmen and Glasgow University. The tour ends with a visit to Govan Old Church (April 1st - Oct 31st) or Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Kelvingrove has an extensive collection of natural history and armour as well as Scottish and European art. Govan Old a unique display of 31 carved medieval stones including Viking 'hogback' gravemarkers.